Grasping the chance
After years of terrorist violence, Algeria is finally turning a corner. The recent Charter of Peace & Reconciliation drew a line under the Islamist conflict that blighted the country for 10 years after the cancelled elections of 1992, and is the culmination of a process by which the government has brought increasing stability and security to the country.
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